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For Ed Davis, picking the draft an easy decision


On Monday morning, the North Carolina athletic department made official what was decided shortly after a broken left wrist ended his season in mid-February — that will enter the 2010 NBA draft. Despite his undeniable talent, the only bona fide star from this year’s disappointing 20-17 team will not leave among the ranks of the program’s immortals due to his short stay in Chapel Hill. (Daily Tar Heel)

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